Housing
Overview
Litchfield homes: from $100,000 to $1 million
Litchfield has both the bottom and the top of Phoenix's housing market. Single-story manufactured homes are usually closer to Luke Air Force Base, and they range from $120,000 to $320,000. Spanish-style homes, however, make up a majority of the neighborhood. They have more room and could have one or two stories. They start at $340,000 but can reach $770,000 as square footage increases. For big villas on acre lots, prices are between $785,000 and $1.5 million. These properties are likely toward the neighborhood's southeast side, nearer to shopping complexes on Camelback Road.
Whatever their price tag, many homes have pools to counteract the city's heat, and landscaping is minimal with palms and cacti. They all get noise from flight drills at Luke Air Force Base. The average property sells after 62 days on the market, slower than the national average of 44 days. With about 7,600 homes in the neighborhood, supply is steady.
Discover the community
Overview
Litchfield Park is a planned residential community, 16 miles west of central Phoenix. It is a unique suburban community boasting a small town atmosphere and casual lifestyle. Litchfield Park is just north of Interstate 10 with easy access to metropolitan Phoenix.
Lifestyle/Attractions
Litchfield Park offers a variety of attractions, including outdoor activities, cultural experiences, and events for all ages. Popular spots include the Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium, the Wigwam Golf Resort, and the Litchfield Heritage Center Museum. The area also boasts several parks, including White Tanks Regional Park and Estrella Mountain Regional Park, which are popular for hiking, biking, and enjoying the outdoors. Additionally, Litchfield Park hosts special events throughout the year, including concerts, art festivals, and community movie nights, according to the City of Litchfield Park's website.
The lap of luxury
Nestled among the stunning scenery of the Sonoran Desert, the iconic Wigwam Golf Resort and Spa is an oasis of casual elegance. After a century of service, The Wigwam has become a part of Arizona's rich history, and synonymous with Litchfield Park. Originally called the Organization House, the property was built to house visiting executives from Ohio-based Goodyear Tire. Today, the resort boasts luxury casitas and suites, and the 440-acre getaway provides a complete array of popular things to do in Litchfield Park, including recreational amenities, stunning pools, three restaurants (including date-night favorite Litchfield's), a luxury spa, and 54-holes of championship golf.
Go wild
See a rare white alligator, an electric eel and other exotic animals at Litchfield Park's Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium & Safari Park. Built to provide a natural habitat for endangered species, the park has the largest collection of exotic animals in Arizona and is a must-see Litchfield Park destination for animal lovers of all ages.
The great outdoors
Residents and visitors alike enjoy the town's proximity to White Tanks Regional Park, named for the natural water tanks once used by resident American Indians. Evidence of these early inhabitants can still be seen today in the petroglyphs and rock carvings throughout the park. The equally close 19,000-acre Estrella Mountain Regional Park offers camping, hiking and horseback riding, as well as golf at the Tres Rios Golf Course.
A show in the sky
It's a bird … It's a plane … It's an F-16 jet cutting through the air above Luke Air Force Base, the largest training center for F-16 fighter pilots in the world. While the base may not be open to the public, it isn't uncommon to catch a glimpse of a jet streaking through the sky on any given day.
Check the Litchfield Park's website for information on upcoming concerts, art festivals, and other community events.
Consider visiting Phoenix International Raceway or Ak-Chin Pavilion for major sporting events and concerts, respectively.
Horseback Riding: Estrella Mountain Regional Park offers horseback riding opportunities.
Golf: Besides the Wigwam Resort, the Falcon Golf Course is another option.
Breweries: Visit Transplant City Beer Company for a unique brewery experience.
Parks: Stroll through various city parks like Turtle Park, Aleppo Park, and Camelback Park.
Shopping: Explore Litchfield Square for local shops and restaurants.
Education
Litchfield Park's public school system is highly rated.
Discover places
Litchfield Square
White Tank Mountain Regional Park
Wigwam Resort
Wildlife World Zoo & Safari Park
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